Download from Facebook

Download public Facebook videos, reels, and photos, with HD and SD options when Facebook provides them. Private and login-only posts are not accessible.

Supported public links only

Public does not mean free to reuse. Download only media you own, have permission to use, or may otherwise use lawfully.

Download a public Facebook video, reel, or photo in the quality you need.

Paste the public post URL and imgstools will look for media options exposed with that page, including HD and SD video when Facebook provides them. It does not sign in as you, open private posts, or bypass access controls. Download only material you own or have permission to use.

See available qualities
Choose HD or SD when the public page provides more than one video source.
Handle public photos
Save a photo when the public post exposes an image instead of a video.
No permanent media copy
imgstools resolves the URL and does not intentionally retain the downloaded media as a stored library.

How to use Facebook downloader

  1. 1

    Copy the public post link

    Open the post or reel and copy its share URL from Facebook.

  2. 2

    Fetch available media

    Paste the URL and let imgstools check the public page for usable sources.

  3. 3

    Choose and download

    Review the preview and select the quality that fits your use.

Questions people ask

How do I download from Facebook?+

Copy the public post or reel link, paste it into the field, then choose the video or photo option you want to download.

How do I download a Facebook reel?+

Paste the link to a public reel. If Facebook exposes more than one source for it, each available option is listed.

Can I download a Facebook video in HD?+

Sometimes. When Facebook exposes an HD source for a public video, imgstools lists it as HD. If only SD is available, that is all Facebook provides for that post.

Can I download a private Facebook video?+

No. imgstools only resolves media from public Facebook links that do not require login or approval to view.

Does it need my Facebook login?+

No. The downloader does not ask for or use your Facebook login.

Why do I only see one quality?+

imgstools can only show the media sources Facebook makes available for that public post.

Does imgstools store the video or photo?+

The server resolves the public URL and may stream the selected response, but it does not intentionally keep a permanent media copy.

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